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1 Common Ground Coffee Inc.
12 East Wall Street, Fort Scott
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Peach Mango Smoothie
- Cookies and Muffins
- Breakfast Burrito
- Smoothie Flavors
“Great food and service! Def recommend”
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2 Scooter's Coffee
2402 South Main Street, Fort Scott
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
“I love getting a fun drink at scooter’s, always something to look forward to and they knock it out of the park every time no matter how big or small the orders are! Also a fun way to get your dogs out of the house. Great service and great coffee!”
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3 McDonald's
2224 South Main Street, Fort Scott
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Deluxe Crispy Chicken Sandwich
- Mccafé Caramel Iced Coffee
- Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
- Quarter Pounder Hamburger
“Today my visit was to use the men's room. As I finished my business the intoxicating Aromas of French fries to hold. Ordered at the kiosk. Ording was quick and easy. Employees that were at the counter were kind and chated with me as my fries were being prepared. She hooked me up with some diping sauce when my order was ready. The restroom and dining room were clean and tidy.”
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